Russia said it has resumed "offensive actions" after announcing a ceasefire earlier on Saturday in the port towns of Mariupol and neighbouring Volnovakha. "Due to the unwillingness of the Ukrainian side to influence nationalists or extend the regime of silence, offensive actions have been resumed," defence ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said.

Russia resumes 'offensive action' in Mariupol as ceasefire collapses

As the war in Ukraine entered its tenth day on Saturday, President Vladimir Putin said he has no plans to declare martial law in Russia. Putin warned that any country which imposes a no-fly zone in Ukraine would become considered a party to the conflict.

Countries imposing no-fly zone over Ukraine will be party to conflict: Putin

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Russia resumes 'offensive action' in Mariupol as ceasefire collapses

Countries imposing no-fly zone over Ukraine will be party to conflict: Putin